AMD to deliver three-, four-way CrossFire
VR-Zone reports that AMD is cooking up a new technology called 'CrossFire X' that will enable CrossFire configurations with three and even four graphics cards. The site has posted two logos as proof: one reads, "ATI CrossFire X Technology," and the other, "ATI CrossFire X Certified." Indeed, considering the motherboard and power requirements for three- or four-way multi-GPU setups, a CrossFire X certification would make sense. Logos aside, VR-Zone also quotes performance scaling information for CrossFire X. Supposedly, three-way setups will offer 2.6 times the performance of a single card, while the site quotes a mysterious "3.(?)x" figure for four-way setups.
http://www.vr-zone.com/articles/ATi_Crossfire_X_Logo_&_Performance_Scaling/5342.html
AMD revealed the performance scaling for Crossfire X as below :
1 GPU = 1 x performance
2 GPU = 1.8x performance
3 GPU = 2.6x performance
4 GPU = 3.(?)x performance
i just cant imagine someone buying 4 cards maybe for crysis :lol:
VR-Zone reports that AMD is cooking up a new technology called 'CrossFire X' that will enable CrossFire configurations with three and even four graphics cards. The site has posted two logos as proof: one reads, "ATI CrossFire X Technology," and the other, "ATI CrossFire X Certified." Indeed, considering the motherboard and power requirements for three- or four-way multi-GPU setups, a CrossFire X certification would make sense. Logos aside, VR-Zone also quotes performance scaling information for CrossFire X. Supposedly, three-way setups will offer 2.6 times the performance of a single card, while the site quotes a mysterious "3.(?)x" figure for four-way setups.
http://www.vr-zone.com/articles/ATi_Crossfire_X_Logo_&_Performance_Scaling/5342.html
AMD revealed the performance scaling for Crossfire X as below :
1 GPU = 1 x performance
2 GPU = 1.8x performance
3 GPU = 2.6x performance
4 GPU = 3.(?)x performance
i just cant imagine someone buying 4 cards maybe for crysis :lol: